Episode 4 The Code

Hello and welcome to The Code.

Locked in this safe is £12,500,

the biggest jackpot we've ever had.

To open the safe and win the money,

contestants just need to crack a three-digit code.

Every time someone fails, though,

more money goes into the safe and the jackpot gets higher and higher.

Last time, our team from Glasgow, Gillian and Che Wai,

were a whisker away from winning the jackpot.

So, let's see if our next team could go one stage further

and crack the code.

Here they come. Lovely to see you, gentlemen.

-Mark.

-Thank you, Matt. Hello.

-Eddie.

-Eddie, Matt.

-And Bob.

-Hi.

-Lovely to see you, all the way from Bidford-on-Avon.

-That's right.

-Tell me how you all know each other.

Well, our wives kind of got us into this.

They met when our children were young

and I suggested we should meet as the males and...

-That was it.

-And it happened round the pub.

You begrudgingly said, "Yes, all right, if we have to go to the pub."

It's a shame, but we did it.

"We'll do that." But we stuck with it.

-We did.

-So, tell me what sort of things do you get up to, then?

Apart from going down to the pub when you're told to.

I dabble in a bit of home-brewing.

So, you brew the beer?

-Yeah.

-You drink the beer.

-I get help.

-OK, yes.

How does it go down?

-Very well, actually.

-It's good?

-Hasn't failed yet.

-No disasters yet, but there's time.

Glad to hear it. Well, listen,

you're following in the footsteps of a team that really did

-very, very well.

-We saw.

-But just didn't quite make it, unfortunately.

-We were rooting for them.

-Ah, well, we were, too.

Gillian and Che Wai.

Their failure, unfortunately for them, is very good news for you,

because not only does that jackpot stay there but it keeps growing.

We add another £500 into the pot and that brings it to a total now

of £12,500.

Which is nearly evenly split three ways.

-Yes, it is.

-But not quite.

To open the safe and to take home £12,500,

you need to enter a code made up of three unique numbers.

Every time you pick the right answer,

then you get the chance to pick a number and the computer will reveal

whether that number is in the code or not.

But be warned, if you pick a wrong answer at any stage, that's it.

I'm afraid you'd have to go home.

Instant elimination is the name of the game.

-Right.

-It's an easy game to play, it's a very hard game to win.

If you're ready, we'll set the code.

We'll try!

Three blanks.

You want to turn those into three numbers,

that's your aim today.

And to help us with knowledge and wisdom, as always,

our resident sage, Lesley Brewis.

Welcome to The Code.

We had a trio last series that went away with the jackpot and I hope

you'll be the second threesome to do so.

Thank you very much, Lesley.

If you're ready, gentlemen, shall we look at the first three answers?

-Sure.

-Here we go.

Remember, only one of those is the correct answer,

that's the one that you're trying to find.

At this point in the game,

you can see all three questions before you have to commit.

So, let's start at the very top and see the question behind Soul.

-I think it was swing.

-Not soul, was he, Benny Goodman?

Swing.

-Definitely jazz and swing.

-OK.

You feel like you've got a bit of a steer on that?

Yes. Let's have a look at the question behind Beijing.

Now, Beijing was in 2000?

It was the one before last, so...

Seoul was in '88.

I know that because that was the year I moved to Bedford.

So, that's incorrect.

So, Seoul was the '80s, that can't be right either.

-I don't think it's right.

-No need to make a decision yet until we've seen

the question behind Kelvin.

273 degrees is absolute zero,

it's the freezing point of everything, really.

So, isn't that the freezing point of...?

-It would be the freezing point of water, yes.

-On that scale?

-That has to be the right one.

-Yes, it has to be.

Kelvin, absolute zero, you add...

It has to be.

-It has to be that.

-Because it's not Benny Goodman.

King of Swing, I'm pretty sure Seoul was '88, so it's not Beijing.

So, much as I'm a bit wobbly about that last one...

I think 273, I'm pretty sure that it's...

It's a heated discussion taking place!

I like this. Is this what it's like at the pub?

-Yeah.

-Yes.

-Right, OK.

-But without the beer.

-We get there in the end.

Right, gentlemen of the jury, do we have a decision?

-Kelvin, we have Kelvin.

-Let's lock it in.

Wow.

We want Kelvin to go green, we want that to be the correct answer.

So do we.

It is!

Well done. Lesley?

Well done. Yes, Eddie, you were talking about absolute zero.

Absolute zero is the starting point for the Kelvin scale.

And you add 273 to get the equivalent in degrees Celsius.

There is no such thing as degrees Kelvin, you always say Kelvin.

So, 273 Kelvin is the freezing point of water on the Kelvin scale.

Let's look at the wrong answers.

Soul, not the right answer.

You knew a lot about this as soon as you saw the question.

Benny Goodman was the King of Swing.

-Yes.

-And Beijing, you talked about Seoul here.

Seoul was not the first Asian city to host the Summer Olympics.

But knowing that Seoul had hosted the Olympics

was enough to convince you that Beijing wasn't the answer

because you knew that Beijing was 2008.

Seoul was in 1988, as Mark said.

The correct answer is Tokyo.

-Ah!

-Yes, Tokyo 1964.

And in 2020, Tokyo will host the Olympics again.

Joining a small group of cities which have held it twice or more.

You got there in the end with that one.

-We did!

-The right answer means a chance

to put a number into the code,

see if it sticks.

There are ten numbers there, zero through to nine.

Which one do you want to pick first?

-Go for it.

-OK.

-Yeah?

-9, please.

-The number 9.

OK, let's see. Is the number 9 there in your code?

Let's have a look at the first box.

It's not there. How about the second box?

No number 9. Finally, the third box.

That's good.

-Not there.

-Tactically sound, well done.

You spotted the fact that getting rid of numbers early on,

you get the thrill of seeing it up there on the code and you think,

oh, my goodness, it suddenly got much harder.

-You don't have that.

-No.

Are you ready for your next three answers?

-We are.

-Yeah, that's a good one.

Action Man...

Let's just start at the top and see the question behind Social.

-Site of Special Scientific...

-Site of Special Scientific Interest.

-So, we're thinking that would be Scientific, not Social.

-Exactly.

-OK.

-I think so, yeah.

Let's look at the question behind Action Man.

-That could be right.

-Could be right, that one.

It's always the horrible plausible things, isn't it?

-It's the right era.

-The right era.

-We need to see the other question.

OK, we can do that right now.

The question behind Prime Suspect, please.

-It's not that one.

-Helen Mirren was in Prime Suspect.

-That's what I thought.

-No, Edmund Reid is in Ripper Street.

-Yeah, I know.

-Oh, I didn't actually know that.

Yeah, but Helen Mirren was in Prime Suspect.

-Yeah, so it's...Action Man.

-It's got to be Action Man.

-Go for it.

-Yeah, I think we should do, really.

We'll go for Action Man.

Happy to lock in Action Man.

We'll see.

Is Action Man the correct answer?

It is.

-Yippee!

-Yes, I think you were very comfortable with those questions,

you had a lot of information about all of them.

Action Man, yes, the toy introduced in 1966 under licence from Hasbro.

When it was first brought out in the UK,

it came in four hair colours and you could get an Action sailor,

Action soldier and an Action pilot, or all three if you wanted.

Social not the right answer for the top question.

Mark and Eddie, you both came in with the correct answer to this one,

you knew that it was Scientific,

being a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

Though in Northern Ireland,

it's an Area of Special Scientific Interest rather than a site.

Didn't know that.

Prime Suspect.

Eddie, you said the right answer as well as knowing that was wrong.

Ripper Street. Prime Suspect, Jane Tennison played by Helen Mirren.

And Matthew Macfadyen in Ripper Street.

Thank you very much, Lesley.

Yes, you were very complete in your knowledge there, gentlemen.

Fantastic. And in agreement, thank goodness.

You get the chance to try another digit in the code.

Shall we go for 4?

-Go on, then.

-Eddie says 4.

-Please.

-Let's find out if it's in the first box.

Is it in the second box?

No number 4 there.

Is there a number 4 in the third box?

-Brilliant!

-Yes.

"Brilliant," he says. "We're making no progress at all!"

You are making progress, of course.

Are you ready for your next three answers?

-Sure.

-We are.

-Let's have a look.

-Oh, there's one for me.

-Well, let's find out.

Let's start at the top again. The question behind iron and oxygen.

So the bottom number is eight, which is eight, 16,

so it's already more than four.

If you add them together, it can't be and Fe is way down.

So, I don't think it could be that.

-No, OK.

-OK, let's have a look at the question behind Alps.

That's the Pyrenees, in France.

I think you're right, it is in France.

-Foothills of...

-But I think Ed's right,

I think it's on the other side.

-It's the Pyrenees.

-Yes, I thought it was Pyrenees.

Let's have a look at the question behind Fermented.

-It must be that.

-I'm sure it's Fermented, yeah.

It's not the other two, so it must be that.

In certain food cultures, there are fermented vegetables.

They're not unusual.

Well, cabbage is a bright one, isn't it?

The first one is definitely out, isn't it?

-It's definitely too many.

-That's too many.

I'm sure Lourdes is down the other side,

-I don't think it's in the Alps.

-No, I don't think so.

I think we'll go with Fermented.

-All right, we're going for Fermented.

-Going to lock that in?

Yes, please.

We want Fermented to be the correct answer

and give you the chance of putting another digit into the code.

If it's incorrect, you're on your way home.

Ah!

Bang on. Well done, gentlemen.

Once again, applying the knowledge that you had.

Playing to individual strengths and settling on the correct answer.

Yes, fermented vegetables.

There was a multi-million dollar project that resulted in the Korean

astronaut Yi So-yeon being able to take special space-safe

extra nutritious kimchi to the ISS in 2008.

It's very spicy, isn't it, kimchi?

-Yes, it is.

-I wonder if she shared it with her fellow astronauts.

I don't know, it might make you enemies.

Iron & Oxygen not the right answer.

Because atomic numbers are unique, four can't be two plus two,

so it has to be one and three, therefore Iron & Oxygen,

nothing to do with the correct answer.

Iron and oxygen would make 34 because iron is 26 and oxygen 8.

The correct answer is hydrogen and lithium.

And Alps not correct.

You were right to say that the Alps were on the wrong side of France.

And Eddie, you said the right answer here, the Pyrenees.

Lourdes is such a popular destination with pilgrims

that it is second only to Paris in France

for the concentration of hotels.

Thank you very much, Lesley.

And let's look where we are now.

We've got two digits gone, 4 and 9 gone.

You can't keep avoiding the numbers in the code!

-Yes, we can.

-I know you'd like to!

But this strategy is completely reliant on luck, unfortunately.

That's the way it works.

Where are you going to go next?

-Number 6, please.

-Is the number 6 there in your code?

Is it in the first box?

-It is!

-Ah!

6, blank, blank.

Oh, anyway. We had a good run.

You think that's it, do you? Right.

-Ay, Caramba!

-Well, listen, the way you're answering the questions,

there's no reason why you can't carry on,

but it does mean that things do become a little bit trickier.

As before, you'll see three answers.

One of those has to be correct.

But now before you make a decision,

you can only see two of the questions behind those answers.

If you're ready, let's see your next three answers.

It does start to matter which order you look at the questions.

Which one would you like to look behind first?

Would you think we ought to start with...Conor?

It might be something to do with the Prince of Ireland

or something of that nature.

-Could be.

-All right, Conor.

-Let's call it.

-Let's see the question behind Conor.

I know quite a few Conors but that doesn't mean to say

it's going to be a popular name.

-Um, Corey, Kylie.

-Sean.

-My nephew is Conor.

-Yeah.

-But he's not Irish, to be fair.

-I've got two Conors at class.

But it's in the Republic.

Who has been Conor, who would it come after?

Because normally things do a run, don't they, as to famous people?

-Prime Ministers...

-If it's out in the Republic,

I'm struggling to name.

Yeah, that's the problem.

And now the last one.

We need to look, which one are you going to choose?

Go from the top this time.

-You have Bono in the middle.

-We're decisive today, so we'll do that.

Eddie says go for the top.

-Go for the Pro.

-Let's see the question behind Pro.

-No. It's Doc.

-I thought it was Doc, immediately.

Yes, I must have seen those films a thousand times each.

You've seen your two questions.

Now you have to decide which of those three

is the correct answer and you have to do it

without seeing the question behind Bono.

Now, there's not many names called Bono, is there?

So, it's probably something to do with a musical thing.

-Let's hope so.

-Number one is incorrect.

Number one's incorrect, so it's a choice.

-We have to call...

-It's a choice between...

Number two, we don't know the Bono question.

-No.

-So, it's a fair chance it's Conor.

It's a very fair chance with Conor.

-We might as well call it.

-So, we might as well.

It's one of those questions.

You can't do anything about it.

The jury foreman here.

What is the decision?

We're going for Conor.

OK, let's lock in Conor as our correct answer.

Now, let's have a look

at the question behind Bono,

let's see how that makes you feel.

Bono has a good sense of irony, I think, bless him.

-Could have done!

-It is kind of academic.

You are locked into Conor now.

-Exactly.

-It doesn't make you feel better or worse.

It doesn't make us feel better or worse.

-Maybe a tidge better.

-Maybe a tidge better.

OK, we'll take a tidge at this stage.

Yeah, we will. Want to carry on playing the game,

want to carry on getting digits for the code,

so they can get close to £12,500.

We can only do that if Conor is the correct answer and turns green.

Please, please turn green!

-No!

-Bono it is.

-Bono it is.

-I am so sorry,

let's find out what was the correct answer.

What on earth?

What on earth is that all about?

-Lesley?

-Mark, Eddie, Bob, I'm really sorry you settled on the wrong one.

I wonder if... I'm not even sure if you'd opened the Bono one beforehand

-that it would have helped you.

-Maybe not, no.

It was controversial because as you noticed, Bono is not a woman.

It was because of his involvement with the Poverty Is Sexist campaign

amongst other things that they decided to give him that accolade.

And let's have a look at the wrong answers.

Pro, you knew this straight away.

It's not Pro but Doc.

-Yeah.

-Doc in 1885 at the end of Back To The Future III,

he decides to settle down with Clara and has two boys

called Jules and Verne.

It's too late to give you the money I'm afraid,

but for a special Lesley point, can anyone tell me what speed the car,

the DeLorean, has to go at to go back to the future?

88mph. 88mph, there you go.

And then the question that caught you out.

Not Conor, which is a popular name in the Republic of Ireland,

but Jack.

The most popular names in the Republic of Ireland -

Jack, James, Daniel, Conor and Sean.

They've been the most popular since 2007

with slight changes to their order.

In the United Kingdom, I was looking up the figures.

Lesley is the 5,730th in the list of popular girls names.

-A terrible shame!

-There aren't very many of us.

-Matthew.

-Yes?

Do you know where you are in the list?

I, we always rate quite well.

Good solid biblical name.

-Eighth?

-47th.

Oh! Well, listen, Mark, Eddie, Bob.

I'm so sad to say that all of your fantastic discussions

didn't help you out in the end.

A wrong answer means you have to leave.

You failed to break the code on this occasion

and that means we have to wish you farewell and good luck.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you very much.

-Cheers, Mark.

-Thank you.

-Lovely to see you.

-Thanks a lot.

Thank you very much.

Heated discussions, yes.

But unfortunately, not the right result at the end.

The final judgment.

However, Mark, Eddie and Bob may have gone but their loss

is our next team's gain, because another £500 is added to the jackpot.

So, let's meet our next team

hoping to crack the code.

Here they come. Tricia, how are you?

-I'm fine, thank you.

-Lovely to see you.

-And Georgina.

-Hi.

Stepping up to the oche.

-Ah!

-See?

You are a darts team.

We are. We played last night.

-Did you? How did you get on?

-We won, 7-1.

-That's good.

-Yeah.

-I don't know anything about...

-I was the one.

You were? Well, that's OK.

But you love darts.

-We do.

-What do you do apart from the darts, Trish?

I do murder mysteries.

Murder mysteries?

Yeah, I hold them at home and go to other parties.

If you hold them, do you know who's going to...?

No, you get booklets, everyone gets who they are going to be.

-Yeah.

-And then that person doesn't know until they open the booklet.

That sounds like a lot of fun.

-It is.

-How about you, Georgina?

Yeah, I play darts, I'm working for the Post Office.

A lot goes on in a Post Office these days.

-It does.

-It's not just buying stamps.

-Not just posting letters.

You have to be multi-skilled.

-I do.

-And you get to see everybody.

-I do.

-Big point of contact.

That's how we became friends, I was a customer.

And she asked me one day to join her darts team.

Wow, OK, so a bit of history there.

Fantastic. How is this going to work, then?

Are you still the customer?

Are you in charge, is the customer always right?

-No, Trish is in charge.

-The customer is always right.

-Yeah.

-That's the way it's going to work.

-We'll see.

-Now, listen, the team before you,

lovely Mark, Eddie and Bob.

-Yeah, they were.

-Unfortunately, they failed to break the code.

That's not great news for them

but it's terrific for you because that means

that we get to add another £500 to the jackpot,

and that makes a total of £13,000.

It's a huge sum of money.

-Does that sound good to you?

-It does.

-Unlucky for some.

-Yeah, maybe lucky for you.

Hopefully! Hopefully.

OK, let's reset the code.

You want to turn those three blanks into three numbers.

If you can do that,

you get to open the safe and walk away with the money.

Trish, Georgina, let's have a look at the first three answers.

Remember, only one of those is correct.

That's the one you're trying to find at this point in the game,

you can open all three answers.

So, we'll start at the very top.

OK.

The question behind Radio Caroline, please.

That was the one, they made a film about it, didn't they?

-A few years ago.

-No, I thought it was that.

Yeah, the film was called Boat Of Rock or something.

Yeah, I think it is that.

-Yeah.

-OK, let's open the next one.

The question behind Top Dog.

LAUGHTER

Are you guys dog owners?

-I am.

-She is.

-Your feeling though is that's not right.

-No.

-OK, let's have a look at the question behind Green.

Absolutely no idea about that one.

No. I'm relating more to the first one.

Have you seen the film that we are talking about?

No, but it was such a long while ago. I remember it in the '60s.

I think it shouldn't have been aired.

Yeah, they were off shore and they...

Well, they weren't allowed to broadcast.

They used to get little tranny radios in them days, didn't they?

I'm asking you!

If I knew, I still couldn't tell you.

I would go with that but...

If you want to go with that, we'll go with that.

I've no idea about Zac Goldsmith.

So, we'll go with Radio Caroline?

-Yeah.

-Go for it.

OK, Trish and Georgina,

we're going to lock in Radio Caroline as our correct answer.

There it is, can't go back now.

We want that to turn green.

Is Radio Caroline our correct answer?

-Yes!

-Oh, well done.

Well done. Lesley?

You weren't completely sure but you had lots of pieces of information

which helped you to identify that as the correct answer,

which is exactly the way to play this game.

Radio Caroline, you mentioned The Boat That Rocked.

-That was it.

-Radio Caroline isn't the subject of that film.

-Ah.

-But it is based on the story of Radio Caroline.

I think in the film, the radio station is called Radio Rock,

-not Radio Caroline.

-I haven't seen the film either.

-You don't need to.

-No!

Looking at the wrong answers on the board, Top Dog, wrong answer.

The correct answer is best in show.

The 2016 Best In Show was a West Highland Terrier.

And the last answer on the board there.

Green, not correct.

The answer is the Liberal Democrats.

He also lost the mayoral election in London to Sadiq Khan.

-Ah.

-Poor chap, a two-time loser.

-Not a good year.

-No, not great, but so far, we have two winners with us.

They're still in the game and it means

you get to choose a number to put into the code.

Which one do you want to pick first?

-Go on, you go.

-Zero.

-Going to go for zero?

-Yes.

-OK.

No zero on a dart board.

-No.

-But is there one in the code?

Is it there in the first box?

It's not there. Is it there in the middle box?

-Oh.

-Bull's-eye!

-Look at that.

Threw one, hit one.

-Brilliant.

-There we go.

That's great stuff.

Don't know if that's good or not, really.

Well, it certainly does make things very interesting.

Because things do get trickier now.

-Yeah.

-A very early stage in the game, one question down.

You're now playing at a more difficult level.

As before, you see all three answers, but this time,

you can only see two questions before you have to commit

to one of those as the correct answer.

If you are ready, Trish, Georgina, here's your next three answers.

I love it when they rhyme.

-Oh, God!

-Which one do you want to go for first?

Quentin Blake went to my primary, my secondary school.

Oh, right, OK. Want that one, then?

No, that's all I know about him!

Other than he's the Roald Dahl illustrator.

Well, it might be something to do with that.

It might be where he went to school, where he grew up.

It could be anything. Go on, then.

-Quentin Blake.

-OK, let's have a look at the question

behind Quentin Blake.

It's him.

-OK.

-So, we know that one is right.

-If you say so.

-Well, don't forget,

you get the chance to open another question.

-Yes.

-Which might make you feel better or worse.

-Shall we go Snake?

-Yeah.

-Snake?

Let's see the question behind Snake.

-It's not a snake.

-Right, can we just go back to the first one?

Is it all right to speak about that?

Yeah, you can talk about whatever you want.

It says he was the inaugural British...

-I don't know.

-Was he the British Children's...?

I don't know. Roald Dahl, as far as I'm aware,

had one illustrator for his books and that was Quentin Blake.

He also done the Train Safety Guide, I think.

OK, well, we've got two questions out there.

On my head be it.

Yeah, we're going to go

with Quentin Blake.

There it is, it means we can have

a look at the question behind Drake now.

-Oh, yeah.

-Because nothing is going to change, we can't go back.

I don't think...Drake's an actor.

Well, it doesn't matter anyway because we've gone for...

You're happy with the one that you've gone with.

OK, let's cut to the chase, then.

Let's find out if Quentin Blake is the correct answer.

No-one has ever cracked it in three questions.

But you are still on for that.

Let's hope!

She's put a lot of faith in me.

It will be like smash and grab.

It will be a 180. That's what it is.

Three-dart finish! Here we go.

Is Quentin Blake the correct answer?

-Yes, it is.

-Great work.

-Great work!

-Well done, well done.

Two for two. Right, Lesley.

Georgina, when the options came up,

you said that you knew that Quentin Blake had gone to your school

but you knew very little about him.

And when the question came up,

you started revealing more and more information about his work.

You remembered that he was an illustrator of Roald Dahl books,

you mentioned Roald Dahl's Guide To Railway Safety.

And that helped you to get the right answer, Quentin Blake,

so very well done. Excellent gameplay.

Drake is Aubrey Drake Graham.

He did have something of an acting career before going into music.

Chris Bridges is Ludacris.

Oh!

He was in the Fast And Furious films.

Exactly, Fast And Furious, and not only does he have his own songs

but he features on lots of other songs such as Baby by Justin Bieber.

When you saw the question about the snake come up,

you knew immediately that was the wrong answer.

It's not a snake but an antelope.

There are musical instruments made from kudu horns.

So, two questions down, can you make it two for two

with the code as well?

You've only picked one number and you've got it spot on.

Where are you going to go next?

Shall we stick to our plan?

-One.

-Number one.

-Yeah.

-What is the plan?

-Is it just going...

-Nought to nine!

It's going up!

It's as good a plan as any.

-Yes.

-Let's find out if the number one is in your code.

Is it there in the first box?

It's not. Is it there in the third and final box?

-No.

-It's not.

It's a terrible plan.

-That's all right!

-No, it's fine.

Fine, it's fine.

One is not part of your code, but you're doing well.

Trish, Georgina, are you ready for your next three answers?

-We are.

-Here they come.

You need to choose two before you commit.

-Go on, then.

-£250.

Let's see the question behind £250.

-No, you wouldn't get that, because it was 350.

-Yep.

-That's not right.

-350, 400.

You play a lot of Monopoly?

Years ago, I haven't played it for a long while.

But I remember all the things on the board.

It was 350, wasn't it? 350 and 400.

I'm assuming it's always been that, then.

-I imagine so.

-What other question do you want to see?

I've never seen Schindler's List.

I've seen it, it was a long time ago.

-Quakers?

-It's either oats or the people.

-Shall we have a look at Quakers?

-OK.

Let's open the question behind Quakers, please.

I can't see that being Quakers, can you?

-They could be.

-Cadbury's?

Well, it's a religious movement, isn't it?

It's not just religion.

Cadbury's, Rowntree and Fry's.

Are they all English companies, though?

Well, that's all the information you're going to get.

We know the Park Lane one, 250 is wrong.

You are confident with that one?

-Yeah.

-Quakers...

-I think it's a possibility.

-Well, it's not a trick question.

-There are no trick questions.

-There must be a correct answer.

-If they weren't Quakers, what

-were they?

-So, what other religious...?

That's what I'm trying to get at. There's only...

Quakers, Mormons...

-Shall we go for it?

-Yeah, go on, then.

-Go for it.

-We want to lock in Quakers as the correct answer.

Now we're going to see the Schindler's List question.

God, yeah. Well, I've never seen the film.

If you go, "Oh, my God..."

Let's have a look at the question behind Schindler's List.

Are we going to be head in hands,

or is it going to make us feel very happy?

-Ben Stiller?

-I don't remember Ben Stiller being in it.

-Do you think we're all right?

-We might be.

It's academic, you've got your answer locked in, which is Quakers.

So, that's what we need to find out now.

Is Quakers our correct answer?

Come on...

Yeah!

Fantastic, not quite sure how we got there, but we did.

Lesley...

They got there by asking the right question -

what would the answer be if it weren't Quakers?

That helped you to settle on Quakers

as the correct pair of question and answer. You were wondering earlier

why Quakers would be involved with

chocolate. It's because they started selling cocoa drinks as an innocent

alternative to alcohol and moved from there into chocolate bars.

There are lots of other Quaker-based companies in the United Kingdom,

like Clarks, for example, the shoe firm.

-I didn't know that.

-No.

-Schindler's List,

you recognise that none of those actors

were someone you'd associated with Schindler's List.

The correct answer - Empire Of The Sun,

-based on the novel by JG Ballard.

-Ben Stiller's in that?

Ben Stiller, yes. But do you remember who the boy is?

-Yes, Christian Bale.

-Christian Bale. Who knew he'd become Batman?

-Batman!

-The last question,

£250 is not the price of any of the spaces on the Monopoly board.

Tricia, you knew the answer to this one.

You knew that it was 150, because Park Lane is 350.

You remembered that Mayfair is 400 as well.

So, between the pair of you, playing perfectly,

knowledge from each of you,

good gameplay and settling on the correct answer.

-Well done.

-Yeah, well done indeed.

Seriously, that was impressive to watch because the bits of knowledge

you had, you were absolutely right with Monopoly.

Then the rest, you pieced together.

Common sense. That's what we like in our Post Office.

It means we get the chance to pick another number.

Are we still sticking with the plan?

-No.

-We're breaking away from the plan?

What was wrong with the plan?!

-Can we have number 9?

-Number 9. Blank, zero, blank.

Is 9 one of the remaining numbers?

Is it there in the first box?

It's not in the first box.

Is it there in the final box?

It's not.

-That's all right.

-The simple truth is,

if you answer ten questions in a row correctly,

you're going to end up with the prize.

-It could be a lot fewer than that.

-I love your optimism.

I'm here for you guys.

-Are you ready for your next three answers?

-We are.

-Here we go.

Stifler's mum is in American Pie.

-The film.

-Do that one first?

I don't know the name of the actress who plays her.

-Well, you might do if it comes up.

-I could do.

The only Shanghai I know is the game of cards.

Gentleman's relish is the stuff that comes in the little white pot.

It could be a Shanghai in darts.

Ah!

-Yeah, I know Shanghai in darts.

-Shall we go for Stifler's mom?

-Yes.

OK, let's have a look at the question behind Stifler's mom.

I don't even know what sledged means.

I don't even know who Ian Bell is.

He's obviously got to be a cricketer of some sort.

Does she look like a man?

No. She's busty and she's got long blonde hair.

He couldn't have looked like Stifler's mum, then.

Well, he could have done. We don't know who Ian Bell is.

Yeah, but if she's a busty blonde woman...

OK, what's the other one we're going to look at?

-Shanghai.

-Shanghai.

-You're going to look at Shanghai?

-Yeah, in case it is darts.

I don't think it will be!

Let's find out. The question behind Shanghai, please.

No, I don't think that's Shanghai.

It's not about darts.

It's in Korea somewhere, where the man who sings it is from.

I don't think that's Shanghai.

So, we think gentleman's relish, then?

Right. Can we just read this again?

In cricket, Shane Warne sledged Ian Bell because he looked like which

American Pie character? Stifler's mum. But he wouldn't

have looked like her if she is blonde, busty... Would he?

So he'll have done it, but for someone else.

Yeah. I don't know what Ian Bell looks like.

I'm assuming he's not blonde and busty.

Shall we go gentleman's relish, then?

-Yeah, let's go for it.

-You're flying blind.

You want to lock in gentleman's relish as the correct answer,

despite the fact you can't see the question?

-Yes.

-Yes, please.

-OK. That's what we'll do.

-I hope it says it's in a little white pot.

And I think it's got anchovies in it.

OK. We've locked it in, we can't change that.

Let's have a look at the question behind it,

see how that makes you feel.

Anchovy paste!

Is that the question you were hoping for?

Yeah, along those lines.

-Good.

-I'd never heard of the other name for it.

I know it's old-fashioned and I know it's got anchovies in it.

If this is right, you won't forget it in a hurry.

Let's hope it is.

Is gentleman's relish the correct answer?

Please go green!

Fantastic work!

Flying blind and they nailed it!

Georgina, your knowledge really shone through

on this set of questions.

Very, very well done. Gentleman's relish, yes,

it's made by Elsenham Quality Foods and only one person there

knows the secret recipe.

Shanghai, not the right answer to the top question.

The correct answer is Seoul, in Korea.

Georgina, you remembered that Korea was where Gangnam is,

as in Gangnam Style by Psy.

Stifler's mom caused you quite a lot of debate and discussion.

Sledging is somebody trying to put a cricketer off their game.

-Oh!

-He was trying to insult him and distract him from his job.

-OK.

Ian Bell is NOT blonde and busty!

He looks, according to Shane Warne, like the Sherminator,

-Chuck Sherman from the film.

-Oh!

Stifler's mum, played by Jennifer Coolidge and Chuck Sherman,

played by Chris Owen.

Well, we've all been educated.

But the thing I'm still wondering is what is a Shanghai in darts?

That was the question. What is it?

It's a double, single and treble in the same bed.

-Did you know that, Lesley?

-No, I didn't. But I do now.

-There you go.

Thank you very much, you put us in the picture as well.

You are well and truly in the frame right now because

that means we get a chance to enter another number into The Code.

The plan's gone out the window completely.

-We're going wild now.

-I might be bringing it back in.

Looking for anything that sticks!

-Where do you want to go?

-2, please.

The number 2. Is it there in the first box?

It's not there. Is it there in the third and final box?

No number 2.

-It's all right.

-The good news is, you are whittling down the numbers.

It might feel painful, but it's healthy.

Gives you a better chance of picking the right number next time.

-Are you ready for your next three answers?

-We are.

-Let's get them up there.

Never, never! Never! Can you remember it?

Can you remember what it is? We done this on the way up.

-Really?

-We went through all the bottles of champagne.

It might not be that, cos it's also other things.

-But that would be really funny.

-We've got to have that one first.

Right. Some prior knowledge.

-This might be a bit of luck.

-Nebuchadnezzar.

Let's have a look at the question behind Nebuchadnezzar.

Come on.

It holds 20 bottles, doesn't it? Or is that the Medusa?

Bottle, Magnum...

That was 20 bottles.

-Nebuchadnezzar.

-So that's not going to be six litres.

That's going to be wrong.

-OK.

-You researched this in the car on the way here?

-Yes.

-I said to Trish,

that in the pub quiz you always get a question about champagne bottles.

She looked it up on her phone and went, "Oh, these are..."

-And as it turns out...

-"These are the different bottles."

So, if you did get this wrong,

you may just be kicking yourself a little bit?

Yeah, but I don't think that's right.

Nebuchadnezzar was further down the list.

OK, before we have to make a decision,

we can open another one of the questions.

Where do you want to go? Norway or Nancy?

-Shall we go Norway or Nancy?

-Do you know anything about Norway?

No. Nothing.

Nancy could be...

Nancy in...

It could be Nancy Dallaglio, it could be Nancy Sinatra,

it could be Nancy out of Oliver.

-It could be none of the above. Let's go for Nancy.

-OK.

Let's open the question behind Nancy.

-Did I just say...

-That's his daughter, Nancy Sinatra.

-It's his daughter.

-But she wasn't named after her mum?

I don't know. I don't know what his first wife's name was.

-I don't think so.

-I can't see him naming his daughter...

No, I don't think so.

-We're going blind again.

-We're going blind again.

Well, we've got two answers there and two questions to go with them.

That's as much as we're going to get this round before we have to make a

-decision.

-20 bottles.

-20 bottles, so 20 into six.

-That's definitely more than six litres.

Let's go for Norway.

We're going to lock in Norway.

Lock in Norway as our correct answer.

So, for the second round in a row, you are flying blind.

You're plumping for the one where you haven't seen the question.

It worked for you last time.

It doesn't necessarily mean it's going to this time.

It wasn't intentional.

It's locked in, so we can now have a look at the question and see

-how that makes you feel.

-Probably won't help.

Oh, that's wrong. Oh, King?

I thought she was the longest living after Victoria?

Living monarch, longest-serving living monarch.

-OK.

-It still means nothing to me.

-Well, I'll tell you what, it's locked in.

-It's locked in.

-We don't mind.

-We're about to find out.

We want green, though.

We want Norway to turn green.

Yes, please. Come on, Lizzie.

Is Norway our correct answer?

Come on, go green, go green.

-No!

-I'm so sorry.

-It's OK.

-Let's find out which one it was.

Not Nebuchadnezzar... Oh, that's all right.

Thank goodness for that. Yes, Nancy, it WAS Nancy.

Lesley, put us out of our misery.

Trish, Georgina, I'm really sorry that you went the wrong way on that

one. Nancy was both the name of his first wife and his daughter,

the daughter with whom he had the hit Something Stupid.

Let's look at the Norway question. It's not Norway, there is

a King Harald V of Norway, still very much alive.

It's the King of Thailand.

Bhumibol Adulyadej reigned for over 70 years.

-Bhumibol Adulyadej?

-Nearly!

-Excellent.

-Nebuchadnezzar, when this came up,

you were confident because you had revised this on the way here.

Always good to get a little bit of revision in on your way to a quiz.

Not Nebuchadnezzar, then, which is 15 litres, but Methuselah,

grandfather of Noah in the Bible.

-Thank you, Lesley.

-There we are.

-A bit of last-minute revision.

We done better than I thought we would.

You've done brilliantly.

-You've did really well.

-We peaked too soon, I think.

Early success, sometimes you can become a victim of that.

It doesn't change the fact it's been fantastic having you here.

-We've had a lovely time.

-We've a nice time.

-Thank you very much.

-Your knowledge and your competitive spirit, that doesn't change. That's fantastic.

-Thank you.

On this occasion, I have to say you have failed to break The Code.

So, Trish, Georgina, we have to say goodbye to you.

-Thank you very much for coming on the show.

-Thank you very much for

-having us, thank you. Thank you very much.

-Take care. Bye-bye.

-Thank you.

Wow, well, another team come, another team gone.

As we say, it's an easy game to play but a hard game to win -

Trish and Georgina have just found out.

But, again, that's good news for our next contestants.

The jackpot goes up again, by £500,

making a total of £13,500.

But that's all we have time for today.

Thank you to Lesley. Wow, we've seen them come through, Lesley.

Georgina and Trisha, I thought, played very, very cleverly.

They were very intelligent, intuitive players.

Just fell at that last hurdle.

Unfortunately, yes, The Code broke them.

Be sure to join us again next time,

when a new team will discover if they have what it takes to crack

The Code and win the cash. Thank you so much for watching. Goodbye.